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**turbutbamethyg** · 02-03-2012, 02:59 AM

I really do love the tea that they serve in their spas; it's organic, and naturally sweet. Unfortunately, it is like seriously expensive ($15 for 20 tea bags or $26 for ounces loose).

Anyway, while I was waiting for it to brew, I went online and found an herb site that has a "recipe" that mimics the Aveda stuff.

1-1/4 C Licorice Root
1 C Peppermint Leaves
1/8 C Fennel
1/8 C Basil Leaves

Is there any reason why this would be unacceptable on protocol? I am halfway through my first cup, and am seriously praying it is ok, as it can almost border as a dessert.

Thanks!

PS. this is what the Aveda site says about it.

"Care for the Earth as you care for yourself: our blend is 100% certified organic, and its soothing herbal infusion—naturally sweet, with licorice root and peppermint—steeps you in calm.

• no caffeine, sugar or added flavors
• drink hot or iced"

02-03-2012, 02:59 AM	#1
turbutbamethyg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 378 Senior Member	Aveda Spa Tea I really do love the tea that they serve in their spas; it's organic, and naturally sweet. Unfortunately, it is like seriously expensive ($15 for 20 tea bags or $26 for ounces loose). Anyway, while I was waiting for it to brew, I went online and found an herb site that has a "recipe" that mimics the Aveda stuff. 1-1/4 C Licorice Root 1 C Peppermint Leaves 1/8 C Fennel 1/8 C Basil Leaves Is there any reason why this would be unacceptable on protocol? I am halfway through my first cup, and am seriously praying it is ok, as it can almost border as a dessert. Thanks! PS. this is what the Aveda site says about it. "Care for the Earth as you care for yourself: our blend is 100% certified organic, and its soothing herbal infusion—naturally sweet, with licorice root and peppermint—steeps you in calm. • no caffeine, sugar or added flavors • drink hot or iced"
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